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Old November 3rd 05, 12:43 AM
Paul Tomblin
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Default Another question about Canadian procedures

The Canadian Flight Supplement says that flight plans or flight
itineraries are required for flights over 25nm from the aerodrome. So
what happens if I want to take a sight seeing flight, and I don't know how
far I'm going to go or what direction? Can't you just let the fancy take
you?

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